Country singer Morgan Wallen apprehended for felony offenses in downtown Nashville

Country singer Morgan Wallen charged with three felony counts for an incident at Eric Church's honky tonk on Broadway. Chair fell near police officers at Chief's Bar on Sunday night. Chief's staff informed the officers that Wallen threw a chair from the sixth floor of the business, as stated in the arrest report.

The report also mentioned that the officers watched a video of Wallen lunging and tossing an object from the roof. Wallen laughed after witnesses told officers. He was arrested for three counts of reckless endangerment towards the officers and the public, according to the arrest report.

Wallen charged with disorderly conduct; bond set at $15,250. Wallen's next court date is May 3rd in Nashville. Morgan Wallen's tour arrives at Nissan Stadium on May 2nd and 3rd.

His attorney announced that Wallen was arrested in downtown Nashville for reckless endangerment and disorderly conduct at 10:53p on Sunday evening. "He fully cooperates with authorities." -Worrick Robinson, Worrick Robinson Law